Independent Programmer Analyst

Chubb in; Johnston (IA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Chubb is seeking a programmer/analyst to work on business applications, making programming decisions with minimal consultation and implementing projects with limited guidance.

You will outline development steps, provide user support, monitor performance after deployment, and adapt programs to changing requirements or environments.

The role also involves guiding newer analysts, documenting code for users, and collaborating with management on additional duties.

Qualifications

• Understanding specific business area and its rules for application development.
• Strong programming/debugging skills used primarily in business applications.
• Ability and desire to continue to learn business rules for applications development and expansion.
• Ability to write program documentation and descriptions for users to comprehend usage of applications.

Responsibilities

• Able to make programming decision without consultation.
• Implement business projects with minimal guidance from supervisors.
• Formulates plan outlining steps required to develop program using structured analysis and design.
• Provide technical assistance to program users if needed.
• Monitors performance of programs after implementation.
• Analyzes, reviews, and alters programs to increase operating efficiency or adapt to new requirements and/or environments.
• Provide beginning analyst functions by directing programmers in implementation process of projects, contributing and providing ideas and input for project development, and teaching existing business and technical knowledge to Programmer I & II.
• Other work duties assigned by management

Skills

Business domain rules

Programming/debugging

Continuous learning

User documentation

Job description

Chubb is seeking a programmer/analyst to work on business applications, making programming decisions with minimal consultation and implementing projects with limited guidance.

You will outline development steps, provide user support, monitor performance after deployment, and adapt programs to changing requirements or environments.

The role also involves guiding newer analysts, documenting code for users, and collaborating with management on additional duties.